Sentences with phrase «when economic turmoil»

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«When you have trade wars, you have economic upheaval, turmoil, recessions [and] bankruptcy.»

«That speech came at a time of cultural and political turmoil, when national and economic security dominated the headlines,» Gates wrote in a blog post Thursday.

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During the years that filled the gap between that day in 1963 and the day in 2013 when he was sworn in as the nation's fourth president, Kenya, like so many African nations, experienced periods of economic difficulties and political turmoil.

It's a hypothetical scenario, but tempting because Kendall's chronology meshes neatly with a poorly understood period when Egypt lost control of Nubia's gold mines and lucrative trade routes to sub-Saharan Africa and plunged into a dark age of economic and political turmoil that lasted 350 years.

Students also learned that by helping countries ~ they placed themselves in good standing ~ and could find an ally when attacked or hit with economic turmoil.

When it's gone (or nearly gone), deep personal as well as national and international economic turmoil will ensue.

When those interest rates revert to the mean, and they will, the waves of economic turmoil will lap our shores.

Australia is a country that has done quite well during all of the economic turmoil seen around the world over the past few years, but the amazing thing is that their car insurance rates have remained quite low when compared to the other four countries on this list.

«Honestly, Obama took office when the US was in a major economic turmoil and noboby wanted to admit it.